Forgetting what you did before leaving the boat can lead to expensive mistakes. Here’s how to avoid it. [More] How to Remember How You Left the Boat
How to Remember How You Left the Boat
Boat Maintenance
Keep your cruising boat and gear working well with these suggestions for routine maintenance and simple fixes.
How to Deal with Multiplying Problems
One problem can lead to another on a boat. But there’s some simple advice that can help you cope. [More] How to Deal with Multiplying Problems
Hiring Help to Clean your Boat Bottom
Is it time to clean you boat’s bottom? Here’s what you need to know to get the best job for the best price. [More] Hiring Help to Clean your Boat Bottom
Watering Boat Batteries the Easy Way
To keep wet cell boat batteries in good shape, you have to water them. Don’t do it the hard way. Try this. [More] Watering Boat Batteries the Easy Way
How to Maintain Your Boat Zippers
Cruisers rely on zippers onboard—on wetsuits, biminis, sail covers, and more. Here’s how to keep them working. [More] How to Maintain Your Boat Zippers
How to Use Rescue Tape on your Boat
From stopping leaks to filling in for missing engine parts, Rescue Tape has a ton of uses. [More] How to Use Rescue Tape on your Boat
How to Keep Boat Parts from Seizing
Boat parts, from clamps to water pumps, can get stuck. Unless you do this first. [More] How to Keep Boat Parts from Seizing
Carburetor Troubleshooting
A guide to the five most frequent signs of carburetor trouble, the underlying trouble, and how to fix each one. Most don’t require a new carb! [More] Carburetor Troubleshooting
Polish Your Fuel The Easy Way – DIY
You don’t have to pay someone else or wait. Polish your own fuel. It’s easy with a few pieces of useful equipment. Here’s how. [More] Polish Your Fuel The Easy Way – DIY
Replace Your O-Rings
The key to boat maintenance is to catch problems before they happen. Learn about one tiny part that can cause big trouble if you don’t replace it. [More] Replace Your O-Rings
